| Mere commoner |
PLEB |
| Miner's entrance |
ADIT |
| North Pole resident |
SANTA |
| Not new |
USED |
| Old "Up, up and away" airline |
TWA |
| Opposite of none |
ALL |
| Orange "Sesame Street" denizen |
ERNIE |
| Pig |
SLOB |
| Pinot ___ (red wine) |
NOIR |
| Putting aside temporarily |
TABLING |
| Racetrack boundary |
RAIL |
| River blocker |
DAM |
| Roughly |
ABOUT |
| Shabbat service site |
SHUL |
| Shady trees |
ELMS |
| Shriek upon seeing a mouse |
EEK |
| Skater Kulik of the 1998 Olympics |
ILIA |
| Small salamander |
NEWT |
| Sonata's last movement, often |
RONDO |
| Song that brings back memories |
OLDIE |
| Sound from a kitty |
MEW |
| Spaghetti strainer |
SIEVE |
| Stock car sticker |
DECAL |
| Suffix with "great" |
EST |
| Surgical light beam |
LASER |
| Take a gander at |
EYEBALL |
| Tending to discredit or malign |
LIBELOUS |
| Test tube site |
LAB |
| To the ___ of the earth |
ENDS |
| Tramp's love |
LADY |
| Twenty-four hora periods |
DIAS |
| Unsophisticated |
LOWBROW |
| Victorian or Big Band |
ERA |
| Where iron is cast |
FOUNDRY |
| Where the Rangers play |
TEXAS |
| Whimsical garden fixture |
GNOME |
| Whitetail buck |
DEER |
| Wickerworker's willow |
OSIER |
| Widest numeral on a sundial |
VIII |
